EnglishWithAneu 2018-2019

Halloween Hi guys❗ Following on the last vocabulary post related to the topic 'Halloween'. This post is about Halloween customs and traditions. Guys, how many activities related to this celebration do you know ❓ In case you can't remember some of them, don't 😟. I'll remind you the most well-known , they  are: Go trick-or-treating / ˌtrɪk.ɔːˈtriː.tɪŋ /     👧👦 go trick-or-treating on 🎃 📅.   ↔️   👧👦 wearing fancy dress visit 🏡 s on 🎃 📅 and ask for 🍬 🍭 🍫 🍪 . . Throw/Attend Halloween fancy-dress party / ˌhæl.əʊˈiːn ˌfæn.siˈdre s.pɑːr.t̬i /     👨👩  throw/attend 🎃 📅 fancy-dress parties.   ↔️   👧👦  have/attend parties were they wear fancy dress . Tell ghost / horror stories / ˈ ɡəʊst ˌ stɔː.ri /    / ˈhɒrə ˌ stɔː.ri /     👨👩 tell 👻 / horror stories on 🎃 📅 .   ↔️   👧👦 tell stories about 👻 or monsters or murder on 🎃 📅. Carve a pumpkin int...

With 'Let' Hi guys❗ I'm sure that you've said this word many times. Do you use  phrasal verbs  with   ' let ' ❓ If you don't. Well, I'll tell you some of them. Let's begin❗ Let ( sb ) down To disappoint or fail to help or support 👨👩 when expected or necessary.     Ryan let her 💕👩 down. He did a runner after their 👶 was born.                 ↳ let ( sb ) down Let ( sb ) off ( sth ) To permit 👨👩 not to do something .      The 🇬🇧 teacher let us off homework.                                        ↳ let ( sb ) off ( sth ) Let on ( to sb ) To tell 👨👩 a secret .      Robert writes a 📘 but don't let on to anyone. ...

With 'Come' & 'Go' Hi guys 😃! I'm sure that all of you knows what mean the verbs ' come ' and ' go '. However, their meanings could change depending on their uses. Some of the most used phrasal verbs with these verbs are: Come across (sb/sth) To find 👩👨 or something by change.      Yesterday, I came across Marcos. Come up with (sth) To suggest or think of an 💭💡 or plan.        You should ask for advice to Angel, he always comes up with good 💭💡. Come out If a 📕, 📀, etc. comes out, it becomes available for 👩👨 to buy or 👀.        In Lima, many 📚 are coming out during the next book festival. Go off (sb/sth) To stop liking or being interested in 👩👨 or something.         Daniel went off  ⚽ , now he is interested in 🎾 . Go by If ⏳ goes by, it passes.        Time goes by faster when I'm going ou...